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In order to use the logging and queueing system, first we’ll need a new component. Do the following:
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In the Add Components dialog that pops up, select Custom Change the name of the component to Click Add in the bottom right of the dialog. You should see a new component appear in the dashboard. |
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You will need to edit the URL of your page carefully to have the #log_generator in it. This might look like http://localhost:7654/#log_generator depending on how your Iguana is configured. In Chrome this looks like: In Safari it might look different: |
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This screen shot shows how to navigate to the logs and view the data you have generated. |
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Follow these steps: The logs displayed will jump to the first result and highlight the match, and the search will continue to run and find more results which is what the white expanding region in the control bar is about. The progress of the search can be seen in two places:
The previous and next arrows to the right of the search field can be used to jump between results: |
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Go to the dashboard and then stop and start Iguana. Iguana will start quickly even though you have a lot of log data. We’ve engineered Iguana to handle logs for as log as you need them, without performance degradation. |
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